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Eddington Pa. Oct. 9" 1867 Mr. W.M Colby State Superintendent Col'd Schools. Little Rock, Arkansas. Sir Having seen in the columns of the Memphis Post of Sept. 19" 1867, that there is still a demand for teachers in Arkansas, I would respectfully ask upon what terms are the teachers of said schools employed the length of school term, salary &c. I have been teaching for more five years in this state and Ohio together, and I am as present engaged in teaching as this place as Principal of the "Eddington School". I hold a Certificate from the Superintendent of Bucks Co. Penna. also a certificate from the Board of Control of the Public Schools of Philadelphia. I was in the Union Army during a greater part of the war in command of "Battery L" 3 US. Heavy Arty. Col'd. Hoping that I may receive a favorable consideration. I have the Honor to be Very Respectfully Your Obd't Servt. F.C. Jenks. Eddington Bucks Co Penna